Sentence examples similar to lacking airplanes from inspiring English sources

He said he did not think he could go because he lacked the airplane fare.

Getting up high usually means an airplane, but airplanes lack the ability to watch an area for very long periods of time — what defense folks like to call "persistence".

For most people, the quality of sleep on an airplane is lacking compared to a regular bed on terra firma.

Unlike an airport or most any other place, you lack mobility in airplanes.

Unlike in an airport or almost any other place, you lack mobility in airplanes.

She had, indeed a good army with brave soldiers and good officers, but she did not have sufficient weapons at her disposal; especially lacking were heavy weapons and airplanes.

Photos and video footage from Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 indicate that many passengers were not wearing their oxygen masks properly ― a problem that suggests a real lack of airplane safety knowledge among fliers.

But the airplane-based services lack the global reach of the satellite operators, who can photograph almost any location on the globe every day and pass almost directly over most sites every third or fourth day.

Lack of spare airplanes and over scheduling are the biggest reasons for chronically delayed flights, not labor disputes or equipment failures or air traffic control or weather.

We have got the airplane and the runway, but lacked a control tower, he said.

These measures may lack the cutting edge appeal of a solar airplane or a Tesla, but they could make a much bigger difference.